Matthew 5:17-20- The Kingdom of God is a Kingdom of righteousness. Brace yourself, folks: Jesus is going to set forth that entry into the Kingdom of God is impossible unless our righteousness is better, much better than that of the scribes and Pharisees.

Matthew 5:17- According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the Bible is the best-selling book of all time with over 5 billion copies sold and distributed. What is it about the Bible which makes it such a widely sold book?

Matthew 5:13-16- In this morning’s text, Jesus teaches that His followers, citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven, are to be salt of the earth, the light of the world. What does He mean by the use of these two metaphors?

Matthew 5:10-12- From the outset, this eighth and last beatitude is odd. Jesus seems to set forth that those of His Kingdom, who commit to live a righteous life, will pay a price for that commitment. That is hard to hear, is it not?

Matthew 5:9- A careful, thoughtful observer of today’s global unrest might lead one to ask: “Is peace an elusive pursuit?” Today, we find ourselves arriving at a very timely statement by our Lord.

Matthew 5:8- Dr. John MacArthur writes of Matthew 5:8: “This incredible statement of Jesus is among the greatest utterances in all of the Bible.” How are we to understand and apply this verse?

Matthew 5:7- What happens when a man really sees himself in his relationship to God? If we are to follow Christ seriously, then we cannot remain the same when our minds and hearts are informed by Scriptures.

Galatians 6:9- This message seeks to define reality for FSBC as she looks back at the last five years and forward to the future.

Matthew 5:6- I want to let you in on a secret that, if practiced, would fix the woes of this great nation, a land which we love. The secret is hidden in plain sight and carefully articulated in Matthew 5:6.

Matthew 5:5- The Lord Jesus is calling us to a very different, difficult manner of living and viewing life.